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To ask the Prime Minister whether Moussa Koussa was interviewed by Scottish police in respect of the Lockerbie bombing.
To ask the Prime Minister whether Moussa Koussa was interviewed by Scottish police in respect of the Lockerbie bombing.
While I can accept that Musa Kusa's circumstances have changed, the one thing that has not changed is his antecedence—he gave weapons to the IRA and was alleged to be involved in the Lockerbie plot. If we do not have enough evidence to detain him and bring charges against him,...
While I can accept that Musa Kusa's circumstances have changed, the one thing that has not changed is his antecedence—he gave weapons to the IRA and was alleged to be involved in the Lockerbie plot. If we do not have enough evidence to detain him and bring charges against him,...
That this House notes the progress of both the United Kingdom and US governments in securing the first and second tranches of compensation to the victims of the Lockerbie disaster; and urges the Government to step up its efforts to secure the final tranche of compensation from authorities in Libya so that this painful and protracted issue can be settled.
That this House notes the progress of both the United Kingdom and US governments in securing the first and second tranches of compensation to the victims of the Lockerbie disaster; and urges the Government to step up its efforts to secure the final tranche of compensation from authorities in Libya...
That this House considers that the Lockerbie bombing was such an appalling act in international terrorism that it is vital that the issue should be fully investigated in a court of law and that those responsible should be brought to justice; and urges Her Majesty's Government and the US Government to display flexibility and responsibility in negotiations with Libya to ensure that a comprehensive enquiry and an effective trial of suspects takes place.
That this House considers that the Lockerbie bombing was such an appalling act in international terrorism that it is vital that the issue should be fully investigated in a court of law and that those responsible should be brought to justice; and urges Her Majesty's Government and the US Government...